This course aims to develop skills in reading, interpreting, and producing philosophical texts, with an emphasis on rigorous argument analysis and the structuring of critical thinking. Students will learn to distinguish different philosophical styles, understand fundamental concepts, and construct argumentative texts in a clear and coherent manner.

By the end of the course, students are expected to be able to:
1. Understand and apply methods for reading and analyzing philosophical texts;
2. Identify and reconstruct philosophical arguments with precision;
3. Produce well-structured, argumentatively solid, and clear philosophical texts;
4. Use references and citations correctly, following academic standards.